So Genesis covers a lot, you should actually have a lot more background information before you get to Genesis, but it covers things everyone wants to know: Who created everything? Then, who are we? And these important kind of things. But Genesis is actually a lot of information and you should be well studied before reading it, but we open with it and most of us forget about it.
Then comes Exodus, Deuteronomy and Numbers, so Moses, we all know about Moses, raised in Egypt and he wrote the 10 Commandments. He wrote Genesis, Moses wrote Genesis, and Exodus and Deuteronomy and Numbers. Moses wrote all of that, based on Egyptian Palace teachings, and things he knew about his People.
Then Joshua and the Judges (Including the Book of Ruth), kind of Warlords, or Leaders, Shepherds of the People who solved their Disputes and gave them Guidance and did like Jesus overturning Tables in the Temple, that’s what a Judge does for the Israelites. Then the People want from Samuel, who is a Judge, they want a King. Samuel tells them God is their King. So through the Books of Samuel we see Saul, then David, then Solomon after Absolom, Samuel gave them King Saul and King David.
Then the Books of Kings and Chronicles go together because they seem to be covering the same thing, but actually Kings is more of a Play by Play, and Chronicles is more of a Genealogy, and not just for the Royal Family, but for the Priests and then Musicians and everything, Families and Generations were designated to do these things.
After Kings and Chronicles it skips Daniel and goes to Persia, skipping forward in Time we now see the Jewish group from the End of Kings and Chronicles who were now Ruled by Persia, the 1st Persian King over them says “Build the Temple”, someone goes to him and says “Jerusalem that Rebellious City, you ought not let them build a Temple” but kind of aggressively, and the Order to Build the Temple is still there but another Order goes in to halt the Building for now. So through the Books of Ezra and Nehemiah we see the Persian King die and not his Son but his Grandson is there when the Jews resume Building, and someone says “Those Jews, they are building a Temple and want their own King!”, and they go to the King’s Court and they have him look and see that there was an Order to Build the Temple 2 Generations ago.
So then Ester comes after this, where we see Persia converted to Judaism during like the Time of the Spartan 300.
So Job is a Persian Jew, hence the Poetic tone of everything they say.
Then the Psalms and Proverbs go back to David and Solomon, who are in the Books of Samuel.
Then we see the Prophets and things, and some kind of things we could call maybe Artsy and Governmental. Ecclesiastes, Song of Solomon, Isaiah, Jeremiah, Lamentations kind of does a throwback, Ezekiel, and then Daniel. So after all that we then get to Daniel who was in Babylon, Daniel and those around him were the example of Jews setting themselves apart. Just like with Hezekiah where Sennacherib says he has defeated many other Gods and Israel’s will be no different, the Babylonian King feels that way when the Jews are Exiled from their Land in Daniel. Daniel and those around him like Joseph in Egypt after interpreting Dreams, become respected in Babylonian Society kind of regardless of their Jewishness, and because the King gives them such Honor he hopes they will return the Favor (he wants them to bow to an Idol), and this leads to kind of Public Embarrassment and eventually the Lion Pit and the Furnace. After Daniel they are let back into their Land, the Exile is Ended, and that’s kind of where the Temple building starts from before.
So that is kind of the Structure of the beginning of the Bible and I wanted to get into it so everyone would have that for themselves. Because “Maybe Turkey is Israel, but it was also Rome”, this is to say that Constantine went to Israel but made the Roman Capital modern Istanbul, so what did he know, and what do Muslims in Turkey know? Noah’s Ark is said to be there, Troy, there is a lot to Discuss. And then also, Persia, the Persian Empire had many Converts to Judaism in Ester. So Israel could be extended to Iran, Elam appears many Times in the Bible. If we start looking at what happened, we can see there are some things going on in the Middle East related to all of this, and we haven’t been able to even see it correctly.
Then comes Exodus, Deuteronomy and Numbers, so Moses, we all know about Moses, raised in Egypt and he wrote the 10 Commandments. He wrote Genesis, Moses wrote Genesis, and Exodus and Deuteronomy and Numbers. Moses wrote all of that, based on Egyptian Palace teachings, and things he knew about his People.
Then Joshua and the Judges (Including the Book of Ruth), kind of Warlords, or Leaders, Shepherds of the People who solved their Disputes and gave them Guidance and did like Jesus overturning Tables in the Temple, that’s what a Judge does for the Israelites. Then the People want from Samuel, who is a Judge, they want a King. Samuel tells them God is their King. So through the Books of Samuel we see Saul, then David, then Solomon after Absolom, Samuel gave them King Saul and King David.
Then the Books of Kings and Chronicles go together because they seem to be covering the same thing, but actually Kings is more of a Play by Play, and Chronicles is more of a Genealogy, and not just for the Royal Family, but for the Priests and then Musicians and everything, Families and Generations were designated to do these things.
After Kings and Chronicles it skips Daniel and goes to Persia, skipping forward in Time we now see the Jewish group from the End of Kings and Chronicles who were now Ruled by Persia, the 1st Persian King over them says “Build the Temple”, someone goes to him and says “Jerusalem that Rebellious City, you ought not let them build a Temple” but kind of aggressively, and the Order to Build the Temple is still there but another Order goes in to halt the Building for now. So through the Books of Ezra and Nehemiah we see the Persian King die and not his Son but his Grandson is there when the Jews resume Building, and someone says “Those Jews, they are building a Temple and want their own King!”, and they go to the King’s Court and they have him look and see that there was an Order to Build the Temple 2 Generations ago.
So then Ester comes after this, where we see Persia converted to Judaism during like the Time of the Spartan 300.
So Job is a Persian Jew, hence the Poetic tone of everything they say.
Then the Psalms and Proverbs go back to David and Solomon, who are in the Books of Samuel.
Then we see the Prophets and things, and some kind of things we could call maybe Artsy and Governmental. Ecclesiastes, Song of Solomon, Isaiah, Jeremiah, Lamentations kind of does a throwback, Ezekiel, and then Daniel. So after all that we then get to Daniel who was in Babylon, Daniel and those around him were the example of Jews setting themselves apart. Just like with Hezekiah where Sennacherib says he has defeated many other Gods and Israel’s will be no different, the Babylonian King feels that way when the Jews are Exiled from their Land in Daniel. Daniel and those around him like Joseph in Egypt after interpreting Dreams, become respected in Babylonian Society kind of regardless of their Jewishness, and because the King gives them such Honor he hopes they will return the Favor (he wants them to bow to an Idol), and this leads to kind of Public Embarrassment and eventually the Lion Pit and the Furnace. After Daniel they are let back into their Land, the Exile is Ended, and that’s kind of where the Temple building starts from before.
So that is kind of the Structure of the beginning of the Bible and I wanted to get into it so everyone would have that for themselves. Because “Maybe Turkey is Israel, but it was also Rome”, this is to say that Constantine went to Israel but made the Roman Capital modern Istanbul, so what did he know, and what do Muslims in Turkey know? Noah’s Ark is said to be there, Troy, there is a lot to Discuss. And then also, Persia, the Persian Empire had many Converts to Judaism in Ester. So Israel could be extended to Iran, Elam appears many Times in the Bible. If we start looking at what happened, we can see there are some things going on in the Middle East related to all of this, and we haven’t been able to even see it correctly.
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